I was wondering during the primary campaign how come I kept getting large volumes of Repub crap in the mail.
High Glossy, 70# Paper, Some Tri-folded, Single Sided, Double Sided, Color, Black & White
Outta Sight,
Thrown Into Recycling Bin
Some Multi-Dupes, From the Same RePukes, Funded by Corporate Whores
Masters of Deception, Erections Of Lies, Upon Lies, Upon Lies
Looking To Curry Favors Of Flavors Of Over Bloated Budgets, Line My Pockets, With Your Tax Breaks,
Over Inflated Salaries, Looking Out For Their Best Interest, Special Interests
Culture of Corruption, Decades of Destruction
Rubber Stamped Laws, Written By Corporate Whores, Thieves of the Right
Hammer Time, Strong Arm Tactics, Passed In The Dead Of The Night
Blood On Their Hands, Ordered On Command, They Lie, People Die,
No Body Counts, "Beautiful Mind"; Black Heart & Blind
The Poor Do Not Belong, The Working Class Do Not Belong
Women's Rights, Labor Fights
No-NO Other Gods Before Thee, Religion Hi-Jacked,
Education Under Attack,
Fair Elections, No More (S)elections
Ghost In The Machines, Memory Chips, Already Equipped
Predetermined Winners, Funded By Corporate Vermin
This Version Of Democracy No Longer Exist, But That's, What They Want You To Think!
The Picture Is Crystal Clear, They'll Rule Us By Fear,
Election Time Is Near, Recycle Their Fear
Into New Life,
Winning Back Our State, For ALL Our Sakes.
Recited by a Poet:hippie:
I apologize for the ranting poet, I don't know what came over me. I suppose I needed to vent!
I guess it has been exposed again that corporations are funding the Repubs campaigns, which is against Texas Law.
I just hope we can win this battle:grr:
Prosecutor Gregg Cox said the association forfeited that free-speech defense by becoming a de facto political committee that coordinated its voter mail with other political committees that are regulated by Texas election laws.
•Texas Association of Business President Bill Hammond, his staff and two board members, lobbyists Mike Toomey and Eric Glenn, used corporate money to solicit and accept contributions from other corporations, mostly insurance companies. They then targeted 23 legislative campaigns.
•The group's officials worked with at least two officials at other political action committees, John Colyandro of Texans for a Republican Majority and Matt Welch of Texans for Lawsuit Reform. They shared information about the campaigns and their needs and strategies.
•The group used its own political action committee to support candidates. Cox said Hammond, political director Jack Campbell and publicist Chuck McDonald were the chief decision-makers for both the corporate-funded ads and the activities of the group's political committee.
"The co-mingling of identities makes clear there's coordination under their own roof," Cox said.